The museum is being renovated, so only a 1/3 is open. But a very nice exhibition, and very educationel. Used 2 hours here, but could have used 2 days.

Knud Ditlevsenmars 15, 2018

Small museum with some really important pieces and lots of information about the collection in English as well as Italian. Staff were very friendly.

James Bakerjanv. 3, 2018

Interesting collection, organized in a clear fashion with proper identifications all in a beautiful setting.

DAVID SNYDERdéc. 29, 2017

Wonderful collection of artifacts. Admission is free (Sept./ Oct. 2017) Unfortunately parts being renovated. Still recommend to check it out.

MedicalCertificateoct. 1, 2017

Great place to learn about the history of Sicily.

Frank Natalonimars 20, 2018

Wide range of Greek and Sicilian artifacts. A vast amount of information about various eras and very simple to navigate. Currently only the ground floor is open for viewing but it is well worth it! Nice little green space in the centre to relax by. Definitely would recommend, if you're visiting Palermo! Tickets are 3 euro at the moment and free on the first Sunday of every month.

Kamil Malinowskijuin 3, 2018

I really enjoyed my visit - The displays are really well put together, me and my partner really enjoyed our time here, it wasn't the usual stuffy and boring museum experience it felt much more fun and I would definitly recommend. Also lovely staff, great shop, tickets are a good price and cafe & toilets. Plus an extra surprise in the fountain in the entrance!

Sophie Knottjuil. 6, 2018

Lovely place to spend a morning (or afternoon). Lots of artifacts and information from different time periods of Greek and Sicilian history. Near the front is a small pond-type installment with turtles swimming around. A nice little garden in the middle full of benches, plants and artifacts - perfect for a slow walk around to learn about Sicilian history.

Sarah Venkateshjuin 3, 2018

Very impressive artifacts. Selinunte exhibits of great interest. Pleased to find all text translated into English.

David Pamelyjuin 22, 2018

Our travels in Sicily started in Palermo, which gave us the opportunity to visit this archeological museum prior to touring several archeological sites around the island. This was great background for the rest of our journey, in particular for learning more about Selinunte. We were with a guide explaining the exhibits, which I strongly recommend.

Ellen Warnerjuin 18, 2018

A very interesting museum both regarding the building but also the exhibits. However at the same time there were some grotesque mostly wooden creations spread among the beauty of the ancient findings, probably as part of a simultaneous exhibition of some kind of modern art.. I don't think it was the appropriate location or way of organizing it. Unless the point was to somehow stress the contemporary flirt with ugliness..

teresa-esther Koumbisaoût 1, 2018

The museum is being renovated, so only a 1/3 is open. But a very nice exhibition, and very educationel. Used 2 hours here, but could have used 2 days.

Knud Ditlevsenmars 15, 2018

Small museum with some really important pieces and lots of information about the collection in English as well as Italian. Staff were very friendly.

James Bakerjanv. 3, 2018

Interesting collection, organized in a clear fashion with proper identifications all in a beautiful setting.

DAVID SNYDERdéc. 29, 2017

Wonderful collection of artifacts. Admission is free (Sept./ Oct. 2017) Unfortunately parts being renovated. Still recommend to check it out.

MedicalCertificateoct. 1, 2017

Great place to learn about the history of Sicily.

Frank Natalonimars 20, 2018

Wide range of Greek and Sicilian artifacts. A vast amount of information about various eras and very simple to navigate. Currently only the ground floor is open for viewing but it is well worth it! Nice little green space in the centre to relax by. Definitely would recommend, if you're visiting Palermo! Tickets are 3 euro at the moment and free on the first Sunday of every month.

Kamil Malinowskijuin 3, 2018

I really enjoyed my visit - The displays are really well put together, me and my partner really enjoyed our time here, it wasn't the usual stuffy and boring museum experience it felt much more fun and I would definitly recommend. Also lovely staff, great shop, tickets are a good price and cafe & toilets. Plus an extra surprise in the fountain in the entrance!

Sophie Knottjuil. 6, 2018

Lovely place to spend a morning (or afternoon). Lots of artifacts and information from different time periods of Greek and Sicilian history. Near the front is a small pond-type installment with turtles swimming around. A nice little garden in the middle full of benches, plants and artifacts - perfect for a slow walk around to learn about Sicilian history.

Sarah Venkateshjuin 3, 2018

Very impressive artifacts. Selinunte exhibits of great interest. Pleased to find all text translated into English.

David Pamelyjuin 22, 2018

Our travels in Sicily started in Palermo, which gave us the opportunity to visit this archeological museum prior to touring several archeological sites around the island. This was great background for the rest of our journey, in particular for learning more about Selinunte. We were with a guide explaining the exhibits, which I strongly recommend.

Ellen Warnerjuin 18, 2018

A very interesting museum both regarding the building but also the exhibits. However at the same time there were some grotesque mostly wooden creations spread among the beauty of the ancient findings, probably as part of a simultaneous exhibition of some kind of modern art.. I don't think it was the appropriate location or way of organizing it. Unless the point was to somehow stress the contemporary flirt with ugliness..

teresa-esther Koumbisaoût 1, 2018